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Just curious i'm going to have a uterine polyp removed. if i choose epidural over general anesthesia will i beable to move my legs or is it super strong meds that they use during c section making you basically paralyzed?
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They should not need to give you as much medication for a polyp as compared to a C-section, but a lot also depends on how you react to the medication and they will probably err on the side of more rather than less. Be prepared to be unable to move your legs right away and consider it a bonus if you can.
Answered 11/19/2022
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